Sentence examples for perceived link from inspiring English sources

Any perceived link to Ukip and the Tories now may harm her image.

And it really strengthens the perceived link between antisatellite systems and missile defenses.

Back in 1999, Muslims from Kosovo had no perceived link to terrorism for most Americans.

This study examined whether demographic, health, and osteoporosis belief factors predicted a perceived link between a fragility fracture and osteoporosis.

The draft bill does not address these and is being prioritised because of a perceived link "with the terrorism agenda", he says.

Now our Euroscepticism is fuelled by the perceived link between Europe and immigration, explaining why, in recent years, our apathy has turned to antipathy.

It is a striking difference to American sports, which are generally nervous about perceived links to gambling and prefer to believe that sports betting is confined to Nevada.

The United Nations has suspended the only organization here that represents gay and lesbian rights because of its perceived links to groups that promote pedophilia.

For example Huawei, a telecoms outfit, is viewed with suspicion in such places as India because of its perceived links with the Chinese army.

But the polling went on and the results were accepted, with voters appearing to steer away from candidates with perceived links to traffickers.

To establish the theoretical and perceived links between area regeneration and health in a Scottish context in order to inform a comprehensive evaluation of regeneration activity.